Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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lACK FRANKLIN DEDRICK lune 11, 1921 113 Linden Road, Roselle, N. l. lack Virginia Camera Club 13 Football lg Basket- ball 1. The flash of the Pingry basketball courts, lack has fitted into the Pin- gry scheme of things very nicely. l-le has measured up to and even surpassed his Roselle record. His contribution to the football and bas- ketball squads has been more than helpful. Virginia is certain to bene- tit by his attendance, Q PACE TWENTY l C RICHARD EVANS August 24, 1921 414 Central Avenue Rahway, N. Dick University of Maryland Current Events Club 1 3 Camera Club 1, 23 Vocational Guidance Club 1.' One of The Captain's pet lab stu- dents, Dick has been with us three years. From the vvilds of Rahway he has brought quantities ot spec- tacular candid camera shots ot the beauties of that territory, thus earn- ing high standing in that question- able organization known as the Pingry Camera Club. Whatever he does and wherever he goes after graduation, we wish him luck!

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PIERCE ANDERSEN CASSEDY April l8, l922 Nottingham Road, Short Hills, N. l. O'Toole, Casey, Cass Dartmouth Dramatic Club 33 President lg Clee Club 43 Current Events Club 23 Camera Club 23 C-reen Mountain Hiking Clubg Football lg 2nd Base- ball l. Cass is one of those boys who makes Pingry life more interesting both for students and faculty. l-lis perform- ances in Pingry plays and especially as St. C-eorge in the annual Pageant will long remain unsurpassed. Along with his swimming mate in the suds, he was one of the school's star ends. Altho here only four years, he leaves a far-reaching shadow over the un- derclassmen. GEORGE ROBERT CODY March 21,1919 283 Avenue C, Bayonne, N. l. Bob,', Buffalo Bull Pace lnstitute Camera Club 23 Stamp Club l 3 Rec- ord Board lg Blue Book Staff 23 Cilee Club 43 Basketball 33 Captain lg Baseball 23 Football Manager l. During the past six years our class has felt the strong personality of Bob and Bayonne. The jersey City Ciants should be grateful for the en- thusiasm with which Bob has ar- dently espoused their cause. Active in many fields, Buffalo Bull has con- tributed much to the School and to the class. PACE N l NETEEN g

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PAUL S. FALCO April 24, i921 985 Carteret Ave., Union, N. I. Paul lVl.l.-l-. Soccer l 3 Fencing l. Altho only with us this year, Paul has done outstanding work as a soc- cer player and in several other re- spects. Not only is Paul one ot the largest men in our class, but he has taken on the Pingry spirit in a big way in this first year. l-lis ability to keep one step ahead ot Mr. West in class recitations has been a con- stant source ot amazement to us all, his grades notwithstanding. Best of luck in the tuture, Paull IAIVIES DONALD FINDLAY iviarcri 27, 1922 Donald Duck Rensselaer Orchestra 23 Cilee Club 23 Chess Club lg Stamp Club 23 Epvvorth League, Soccer lg Fencing Manager l g Football 2nd Team l. As a booter tor lVlr. West on the most successful ot Pingry's soccer teams, Donald was an aggressive player. His interest in fencing has helped get this new sport ott to a good start, vvhile he has been simi- Iarly vital in the ambitious orches- tral program. l-le has maintained an academic standing which has been and will be the envy of lesser mortals. PAGE TWENTY-ONE Q